Husqvarna Huskylock 800 Owner's manual

Brand: Husqvarna

Model: Huskylock 800

Category: Sewing machines

Type: Owner's manual

This manual is also suitable for

Huskylock 900

I

TABLE

OF

CONTENTS

NAMES

O

PARTS

AND

THEIR

FUNCTIONS

1-2

NOTE

Turning

direction

of

motor

ELECTRONIC

FUNCTIONS

(900)

3

ACCEEICRIES

-5

NEEDLE

3

NOTE

Changing

needles

MOTOR

6

SETTINC

P

YOUR

MACHINE

NOTE

How to use

the thread

spool

cap

and

the

net.

THREADING

8-li

Eefcre

threaclng...

NOTE

Threading

order

Threading

Joper

looper

LoTE

If

upper looper

thread

breaks

during

sewing

Threaang

ower looper

NOTE

if

lower

looper

thread

breaks

during

sewng

ThreadIng

needles

SEWINC

12

To

s:an

sewing

Doeraton

To

remove

the

work

Cmamna-orf

it

:nreads

oreak

during

sewing

STITCH

SELECTION

13-14

(NOTE

Optional

stitches

RATIO

CHART

OF SEWING

MATERIAL,

THREAD

AND

NEEDLE

15

THREAD

TENSION

16

Thread

tension

control

levers

NOTE

Order

of

thread

tension

adjustment

CHART OF

THREAD

TENSION ADJUSTMENT

17-18

STITCH

LENGTH

AND

STITCH

WIDTH

19

Stitch

length

Erch

width

ETTCH WIDTH AND CUTTING

WIDTH

FINE

ADJUSTMENT

20

DIFFERENTIAL

FEED

21

PRESSER

FOOT

PRESSURE 22

RCLLED

EDGE

22

PERFORMANCE

PROBLEMS

FAULTFlNDING

23

CHANGING

THE

LIGHT

BULB

24

RETRACTING

THE

BLADE

24

MAINTENANCE

25

MACHINE

SPECF(CATION

26

—

SNOLLDNIH

3H1

aNy

SUIVd

10 S3WVN

Pressure

aojustment

dial

d;

Pilot

amp

1900)

‘9J

Presser

foot

monitor

(900)

Lignt

twitch

i

Presser

foot

Needle

plate

Matenal

plate cover

Blade

erac:ing

:nob

9)

Matenal

plate

cover

set

screw

51cc

cover

Thread

tension

lever

for

ert

needle

hread

)ye(low>

IT

Thrc3d

tension ever

or

right

needle

r’.rcac

(red

thread

(green>

)

Thread

tension

(ever

for

lower

looper

thread

(blue>

®

Presser

foot lever

Speed

selector

(900)

©

Front

cover

Stitch

width

control

dial

©

Stitch

length

control

lever

Differential feed

control

lever

(jt

Control cover

Upper

looper

Lower

looper

Movable

stitch

finger

®

Thread

holder

@

Thread

guide pole

Handle

Reel

oin

Reel

support

Handwheei

Main

power

switch

Controller

jack

(91)0)

Power

cord

socket

CAUTION!

WHEN

THREADING,

REPLACING

NEEDLE

OR

LIGHT

BULB.

BE

SURE

TO

TURN OFF

THE

MAIN

POWER

SWITCH

OF

THE

MACHINE.

WHEN

THE

MACHINE

IS

NOT

IN

USE,

IT

IS

RECOMMENDED

THAT

THE

ELECTRIC

SUPPLY

PLUG

IS

DISCONNECTED

FROM

THE

WALL

SOCKET

TO

AVOID

ANY

POSSiBLE HAZARDS.

©

Thread

tension

lever

for

upper

looper

Upper

looper threading

mechanism

—2--

ELECTRONIC

FUNCTIONS

(900)

Pot

Presser

foot

Speed

seecor

High

Low

Your

Huskviock

model

900

has

following

electronic

functions:

1)

Electronic

speed control

in

machine

body

a.

Two

speed

selection

by

speed selector

(1500/700

spm)

b.

Excellent

needle

penetration

also

at

low

speed

c.

Steady

speed control

2)

LED

monitor

a.

Pilot

lamp

Main

power

Alarm

for

overload

protection

When

the

machine

is

locked,

the

pilot

lamp

flashes

with

sound.

At

the same

time, the

machine

stops

automatically

to

avoid

overload.

b.

Presser

foot

monitor

Flashes

when presser

foot.

is

in

upper

position.

In

this

case,

machine

does

not

run

even

if

you

depress

foot

control.

—3—

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I

NEEDLE

Home

use

needle

(SCHMETZ

130/705H)

should

be

used.

To

remove

the

needle

1)

Turn

the

main

power

switch to

off.

2)

Turn

the

handwheel

counterclockwise

by

hand

until

the

needle

is

in

its

highest

position.

3)

Loosen

the

needle

set

screw

with

allen

wrench

and

remove the

needle.

To

insert

the

needle

1)

Turn

the

main

power

switch to

off.

2)

Turn

the

handwheei

until

the

needle

bar

is

in

its

highest

position.

3)

Hold

the

needle

with

its

flat

side

away

from

you

and

insert

it

as

far

as

it

goes.

4)

Tighten

the

needle

set

screw

securely.

NOTE

*We

suggest

you

hold

the

two

needles

with

one

hand

and

then

insert

them

at

the

same

time.

*When

the needles

are

inserted correctly,

the

right

needle

should

be

set

slightly

lower

than

the

left

one.

IMPORTANT!

The

needle

set

screw

holds

both

needles.

Bear

this

in

mind

when

you

loosen

the

set

screw

to

exchange

one

or

both

needles.

Back

Place

a

needle

on

its

flatside

and

it

check

the space

is

parallel

or not,

Flat

side

V

Needle-plate,

glass. etc.

—5—

nx;rum

‘Do

ratin’

sceen

or

this

sewing

machine

is

1.300

stitches øer

minute,

which

is

quite

fast

comoared

Oe

oeratinC

sneec

or

cOO

to

300

stitches

per

minute

tor

the ordinary

home

sewing machine.

It

shouia

be

-e’’,

‘e

motor

or

mis

se’ing

macnine

turns

in

the

same

direction

as

the

motor

in

an

orcinary

home

sewing

.racnine.

oearrns

n

the

motor

are

made

or

soecal.

sintere

oil-impregnated

alloy

mountea

in

oil-soaked

telt

to

‘ttOsranc

‘ann

nourc

at

cantifluous

Ooeration.

A

nan

‘he

macnine

s

cot

in

use,

or

wnen

threading,

reolacing

needle

or light

bulb,

the

machine

must

be

:‘cznnac:ac

ram

‘cc

cu’,ver

sucoit

b

removing the

oug

trom

the

wall

socket.

Use

bulbs

aesigned tar

max

,v

PoqTA

1

’Tt

POLARIZED

PLUG

acutnce’i

,vith

potarizea

ahernating current

me olug

a

dug

ca\Ine

one

00cc

wiaer

than

the

other’

P

ia’

‘ne

oowe

outie

only

one

way.

This

s

a

satetv

ieature.

It

you

are

unaoie

to

insert

me

plug

uik

‘i

u’ea

“.

a’

aair’t

ne oiug.

P

the

olug

should

still

aiI

to

tit,

contact

an

eectrictan

to

.‘eoiace

the

oosolete

oat

not

eDt

‘e

sorar’,

Duroose

ot

the

oolanzed

plug.

—6--

SETTING

UP

YOUR MACHINE

Connect

the

machine

to

the

Pfli.er

‘utJDi\

When

you

use

a

standard

spool,

use

the

thread

spool

cap

as

iHustrated.

if

you

are

sewing

with

loosely

soun

nylon

thread,

we

recommend

that

you

cover

the spool

with

the

net

supplied

to

prevent

the

thread

from

slipping

off

the

spool.

Adapt

the net

to

the

shape

of

the

spool,

as

per

illustration.

Raise

the

thread guide

oole

and

set

it

be

rhe

positioning

stopper

at

the

joint

o

the

upper

and lower

sections.

\.iake

sure

that

the

thread holders

are

right

above

the

reel

support.

_

ti

Place

thread

reels

on

reel

support

.iain

power

iicr1

NOTE

How

to use

thread

spool

cap

and net

Thread

spool

cap

Net

—7—

HREADNG

;

I

\,

If

,

..;

Thraa

tefS,Of’

OI5CS

:-

C,jrrec’

cosition

or

‘hrea

incorrect position

Before

threading...

11

Turn

off

the main

power

switch

tor

safety.

21

Raise

the

presser

loot

by

means

of

the

presser

foot

ever.

When

the

Dresser

toot

is

raised.

the

two

thread

tension

discs

in

the

thread tension

control

panei

are

reieasea

so

that

thread

runs

clearly

between

them.

Otherwise

corect

thread

tension cannot

be

ootarned.

1)

Upper

looper

thread

(green,

2)

Lower

looper

thread

(blue,

3)

Rignt

needle

thread

(red)

4)

Lert

needle thread

yeilowi

3)

Set

the

needle

bar

in

its

highest position

by

turning

the

handwheel

toward

you.

In

this

position,

you

can

thread

all

parts.

i.e.

lower

looper,

upper

looper,

right

and

left

neeale,

easily.

‘OTE

Threading

order

Thread

in

the

following

order:

—8—

Threading

upper

looper

Run

the

thread

in

the

sequence

illustrated.

If

upper

looper

thread

breaks

during

sew

ing

Lower

looper

thread

sometime

hangs

on

upper

looper.

In

such

a

case,

lower the

upper

looper

by

turning

the

handwheel

and take

the lower

looper thread

off

from

upper

looper.

Then

re-thread

the

upper

looper.

—9—

j000er

tJfl

the

threac

in

the

sequence

illustrated.

NOTE

f

lower

looper thread

breaks

during

sewing

Before

re-threading the

lower

looper,

cut

and

remove

both

needle

threads.

Then

re-thread

the

ower

loaDer.

MaKe

sure

that

re-threading

is

done

n

the

above

order

as

other,vise the

machine

does

not

work

correctly when

you start

it

again.

Don

t

thread

the

underloop

er

thread

under

the

under-

looper

thread

guide

wire

Lower

looper

hreadirrg

ever

osv

threading

mecnanism

ower

oooer

threading

lever.

Thread

toe

lower

:ooper

and

position

the

thread

on

hook

01

the

lower

looper threading

ever.

:.

Pusn

the

lower

looper threading

lever

back

to

its

basic

0051000

whiie

:ciding

the

end

of

the

thread.

IMPORTANT!

When

pushing

the

lower

looper

threading

lever,

always

make

sure

that

the

two

red

triangle

marks

meet each

other

as

per illustration.

—10—

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-

To

start

sewing

‘Thread

the

machine

and

pull

the

threaas

about

15

cm

(6

inches:

awa

from you

behind the

presser

foot.

‘Place

a

spare

piece

of

the

fabric

you

intend

to

use

under

the presser

root

anc

sew

a

rew

stitches

by

turning the

nandwheei

towards

you

cv

hand.

‘Check

toe

stitco

tormation

produced

to

see

r

t

5

unitorm.

it

not.

re-coeck

that

the

threading

nas

been

carried

Out

correctly.

Operation

‘Turn

on

the

main

cower

switch

and

amp

switcO.

‘When

the

pedai

is

lightly

depressed

the machine

runs

at

low

speed

and

as

it is

deoressed

further

the

machine

will

increase

soeed.

With

the

scare

piece

of

fabric

under

the

presser

foot,

lower

the

cresser

foot

and

test-flew

at

ow

speed.

The

machine

noes

not

run

if

the

Dresser

COt

s

in

ts

ucoer

position

e\efi

‘t

you

aecress

the

foot

controller.

The

monitor

flashes

with

sound

telling

you

that

the presser

root

should

be

lowered.

To

remove

the

work

‘After

you

reach

the

end

of

the

fabric

continue

sewing

for

about

5

cm

(2

inchest

to

chain

off,

Then

trim

off

the

stitches

with

a

pair

of

scissors.

Chaining-off

‘After

sewing, hold

the

foot

control depressed

slightly for

a

while

(chaining-off). The

threads

will

entwine

themselves

into

a

chain

and

be

fed

forward

automatically.

If

feeding

for

chaining-off

is

not

enough,

pull

the

threac

gently.

If

threads

break

during

sewing

‘Remove

the fabric

and

re-thread

correctly

‘refer

to

page

8-1

1,

“Threading”(.

Put

the

fabric

back

under

the presser

foot

and

sew

3-5

cm

over

the

previous

stitches.

—

12—

STITCH

SELECTION

Four-thread overiock

stitch

(5.

6.

7

mmi

Use

all

tour

threads ana

two

needles

(or

producing

rour-thread

over(oc:.

stitches,

(or

all

kinds

or

materials.

2.

Three-thread

overlock

stitch

(5,

6,

7

mm

using

left

needle

Use

three

threads

and

lert

needle,

producing

5.

6.

or

mm

seams,

all

kinds

o(

materials.

Remove

right

needle

when

sewing

this

overock

sztc.

3.

Three-thread

overiock

stitch

(3,

4

mrni

using

right

needle

Use

three

threads

and

right

needle, producing

3

and

4

mm

seams.

Remove

leit

need’e

when sewing this

overlock

stitch.

[

[

I

-

—

13

—

Narrow/Rofled

edge

sutcres

foot

nciuded)

BUnd

sntch

Opnona

stcde

Opnonai

5peCIa

presser

reet

are

hetorui

ror

some

stitcnes.

I

I

1.

-

‘1

Ovedock

sntch

with

elastic

tape

—

14—

JTO

CHART

OF

SEWING

MATERIAL

THREAD AND

NEEDLE

\4ateriajs

Stitch

Thread

Stitch

lengtn

mm

Neecle

Georgette

Overlock

NEEDLE

THREAD

2.0-3.0

SCHNtE7

Oaiitiu

Crene

ne

come

Overiock

thread

130703

H40

Lawn

LOOPER

THREAD

Organdy

Osehoc5

thread

Textured

thread

Optional)

NEEDLE

THREAD

Less

than

2.3

SCHMETG

Overocs

threao

130P05

HC’O

Narrow

LOOPER

THREiD

Rohed

hem

Overlock

thread

Textured

thread

I

temum

PopEn

Ovehock

NEEDLE

THREAD 2.5—3.3

SCHMET

mareria)

Gingoam

j

Overiock

thread

1301705

H#80

Gabardine

LOOPER

THREAD

Knitted

Overiock

thread

Tricot

Textured

thread

Hecv

Casnmere

Overlock

NEEDLE

THREAD

3.0—40

SCHMETZ

mteria)

Tweed

Sewing

thread

130005

H90

Denim

Overlock

thread

ersev

LOOPER

THREAD

Overtock

thread

-4

1PORTANT!

When

you

carry

the

machine

with

threads

threaded,

please

push

the

spool

down

at

the

lowest

position

and

wind

threads

on

each spool.

—15—

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Cor

right

needle thread

(red)

H

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upoer

loooer

threac

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boner

thread

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Tension

control

Sewing

is

possible

at

position

“5’

uncer

almost

any

circumstances.

If

you

find

it

‘moossibie,

aajust according

to

the

drawing.

*The

thread

tension

of

this

machine

can

be

adjusted

by

the thread

tension

adjustment

levers

for

the

two

needle

thread(si, the

upper looper

thread

and

the

lower

looper

thread.

The

correct thread

tension

varies

with

the

kind

of

fabric,

the thickness

of

the

thread,

etc.

Adjust

the

thread

tension

as

required

in

each

particular

case.

Move

slide

lever

upwards

to

increase

tension

and

downwards

to

decrease

it.

Whenever

you

change

fabric,

thread

or stitch

width,

be

sure

to

adjust

the

thread tension.

See

following

pages

“Chart

of

Thread

Tension

Adjustment.”

Order

of

thread

tension

adjustment.

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When

you

adjust

the thread

tension,

do

it

in

the

following

order:

1)

Left

needle

thread

2)

Right

needle

thread

3)

Upper

Looper

thread

4)

Lower

looper

thread

This

is

the

easiest

way

to

obtain

correct

thread tension.

or

ert

needle thread

(yellow

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Husqvarna Huskylock 800 Owner's manual

Brand: Husqvarna

Model: Huskylock 800

Category: Sewing machines

Type: Owner's manual

This manual is also suitable for

Huskylock 900

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